Cr1.9.75KD.9.73 Al these lacke Inwitte , and lore behoueth .
C.9.73KD.9.73 Al þis lakken Inwit · and lore bihoues
G.10.75KD.9.73 all þes lacken In-wytt & loore by-houvenG.10.75: The -en ending of G byhouen means that G's verb must be plural, whereas the verb as it appears in the majority of B manuscripts (bihoueth) could be either singular or plural. See the Kane and Donaldson reading [hem] bihoueþ, which interprets the verb as singular and impersonal.